What's more important?

United States
April 19, 2008 4:15pm CST
What's more important, Easter or Passover? There's always the Good Friday service prior to Easter, but I'm thinking Passover is more important. Any thoughts?
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@teison2 (5921)
• Norway
19 Apr 08
Easter must be the most important. Is that not the whole reson you are saved? That Jesus gave his life for yours. i really do not see that there could be a more important thing for Christians than that
20 Apr 08
Realy? can you give one scriptur in the bible that says this, or one scripture that even mentions easter?
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@teison2 (5921)
• Norway
20 Apr 08
No I cannot tell you where to find it, sorry. I am sure som Christian participant may tell you where.
• United States
21 Apr 08
The original Christians were actually converts to Judaism. Easter only came about after the Council of Nicea under the Emperor Constantine who was a pagan. Easter is actually a pagan holiday named after the goddess Ishtar. So I've concluded that Passover is more important since God Himself declared it to be a holy day unto Him.
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@peavey (16936)
• United States
19 Apr 08
It depends on whether you're a Christian or a Jew. To the Jews, the Passover is the most important of all, but to a Christian, Easter is. Easter takes the place of the Passover, as Jesus is the Lamb slain - the Passover lamb. The ressurrection, as celebrated at Easter, is a celebration of life found in trusting the Lamb.
20 Apr 08
Says who? who said easter takes the place of passover? Why should a pagan holiday take the place of a Holy Day that God gave us?
20 Apr 08
Very good point lotterylover
• United States
21 Apr 08
I'm thinking, since Passover was a holy day already that it takes priority over Easter. Just my thoughts, though. Thanks for the comment.
20 Apr 08
Pass over is the most important, Estaer was never observed by the first century church, and is nowhere to be found in scripture
• United States
21 Apr 08
I agree wholeheartedly! Easter is a pagan holiday so named after the goddess Ishtar.